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On the evenings of Wednesday April 4 and Friday April 13, malicious burnings occurred in the McDowell and Congressional Halls. Both incidents were subsequently reported to the Department of Public Safety.
After weeks of outrage, a special prosecutor has charged George Zimmerman with the second degree murder of Trayvon Martin. What else has this tragedy exposed? And what can we learn from it? Our quick take columnists weigh in:
AU point guard Wayne Simon will no longer play for the Eagles' basketball team, leaving a hole in the roster.
Former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman will speak in the University Center at 8:15 p.m. on April 18.
Columnist Mana Aliabadi examines the university system.
The AU community marched across campus on April 9 to protest sexual assault in Women's Initiative annual "Take Back the Night."
April 14 show at the Rock and Roll Hotel features a garage pop double feature.
Junior midfielder Emily Burton has become one of the nations top scorers this year.
Plants and Animals plays low-key, forgettable set.
Innovative collaboration between SOC and The Washington Post writes the stories about minority communities that traditionally go un-reported.
Four beehives have been established in one of the open-air atriums in MGC.
Aaron Cohen is chief communications officer of Sawmill Hollow Family Farm in Iowa in addition to working for several political campaigns.
The top storylines from Opening Week.
Synetic Theater's latest installment of their Silent Shakespeare series offers a modern spin on a timeless comedy.
The American Century Theater revives an Oscar-winning film about murders of longshoremen in New Jersey.
Solutions by The State News